What Are Self-Reliance Clubs?
Set up within Title 1 and other schools, these clubs give students hands-on experiences.
Students can earn money through meaningful, measurable activities and use their earnings to purchase school supplies, uniforms, and other personal needs—giving them pride in what they’ve achieved.
Activities Include:
- Tutoring peers or mentoring younger students
- Improving academic performance through approved goals
- School and community beautification projects
- Assisting teachers and staff
- Micro-enterprise and savings projects
- Gardening, recycling, and sustainability efforts
- Student-led initiatives that improve their school or community
The possibilities are as limitless as the students’ creativity.
Why It Matters
Self-Reliance Clubs Give Students Hands-On Experiences In:
Students earn money through meaningful, measurable activities and use their earnings to purchase school supplies, uniforms, and other personal needs—giving them pride in what they’ve achieved.
Entrepreneurship
Not just starting a business but developing crucial life skills such as problem-solving, communication, adaptability and financial literacy.
Financial & banking literacy
Learning how to earn, spend, save, and invest wisely empowers people to become the protagonists in their lives.
Work ethic and responsibility
Virtues and work ethic go hand-in-hand, fostering positive and ethical workplaces and culture.
Do you want to sponsor a self-reliance club?
Call us at (239) 240-9393 or click the button below to request a session!